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Les Alizés Celebrates 36th Anniversary with a Move to the Next Generation.

November 26, 2021

Les Alizés Celebrates 36th Anniversary with a Move to the Next Generation.
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Grand Case:--- November 23rd marked the 36th anniversary of the very first guests staying at a Grand Case classic, the Les Alizés guesthouse. To mark the occasion, the builder and manager of the hotel, Pastor Eugene Hodge, shared some sweet memories and his vision of the future.

Pastor Hodge has fond memories of his guests, “Now that we celebrate in our 36 years anniversary, we just want to thank our supporters over the years that have been there for us. We had up to 25 and 30 years of repeated guests, and families that were here 30 years nonstop every ...

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